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Which one do you usually say : " I'd like to briefly introduce myself" or " I'd like to introduce myself briefly" ?
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queen115 Which one do you usually say I have never had occasion to say anything like that, but they both sound OK to me. There are still people out there who don't like a split infinitive, so "to introduce myself briefly" is safer.
- queen115 Which one do you usually say I have never had occasion to say anything like that, but they both sound OK to me.
- There are still people out there who don't like a split infinitive, so "to introduce myself briefly" is safer.
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queen115Which one do you usually say
I have never had occasion to say anything like that, but they both sound OK to me. There are still people out there who don't like a split infinitive, so "to introduce myself briefly" is safer.
0queen115Which one do you usually say
I'd like to introduce myself briefly.
(Actually, I don't use that turn of phrase, so I answered as if I did.)
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